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    Relationships between family and friends can bring out a passion in people that can be dangerous. In “Romeo & Juliet”, “Once Upon a Time”, and “And of Clay We Are Created” the characters go to extreme measures to care for the ones they love. Passion is defined as a strong and barely controllable emotion. When one individual can’t control their own emotions they may act out putting themselves and others in danger, as the characters in this story did. In “Romeo & Juliet” by William Shakespeare…

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    Allison Baden Clay was murdered by her husband Gerald Baden Clay on the 19th of April 2012. Her husband tried to play innocent and worried about her disappearance, as he was the first to notify police. During her vanishing the media focused on Allison's duties as a mother as its stated that "please help us because there are three beautiful little girls wanting to see their mother as soon as possible" (abc) further reinforced by "Three young children now live their lives without their mother"…

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    Dubliner was portraying gender roles in Eveline, and Clay. Each were a women and had to take care of someone and never thought of doing something for themselves. Dubliner had used both these stories to show and relate to other women, how women were being treated in Ireland. Dubliner is known for his famous English short stories that he has written. His short stories in the book do not represent the touristy things that people might want to read, but it shows how people were being treated in the…

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    The connections that one makes with the real or imagined landscapes reveals the need for individuals and society to feel a sense of belonging and unity. Melissa Harrison’s novel, Clay and the Funk Brothers’ short film, Looms represents this view of people and landscapes being inextricably linked. The novel, Clay explores how TC visits the park and secret garden as it is a platform for escapism and refuge. This need for escapism is stimulated by his fractured relationship with his mother, causing…

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    Last spring, I was placed in a fifth grade math classroom at Imagine Clay Charter School in Toledo. This placement was very rewarding because I had the opportunity to work one-on-one and in small groups with students. One day before class my placement teacher, Mr. Troupe, told me that he had a student that was struggling to understand dividing a whole number by a fraction and that I would be working with that student during class time. At this time the students had been learning this concept for…

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    Have you ever wondered how clay pottery was made? Making pottery is actually very fun hobby. Many people don't know this, but there are actually classes that you can take at local school or a local arts center. Therefore, it is really easy to educate yourself on how to make clay pottery. That is why I believe that you should take a Ceramics in high school. For example, you get learn about different cultures and how they use clay, you get to create different objects, and the class is extremely…

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    meaning. Every scenery or environment they lay eyes on, do not trigger any sense of valuable memories early on in their life. A place where people call home is a place that has made a huge impact in their life. Home is refugees origin. In the book, “The Clay Marble”, the theme of home ties to family. As a family, Dara, Sarun and their mother are forced to go on a journey to look for the Nung Chan refugee camp where they can temporarily call home. Despite all the obstacles, the family wish to…

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    also known as “The Greatest.” Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr. was born in Louisville, Kentucky in January 17, 1942. Clay was the son of Cassius Marcellus Jr and Odessa Grady Clay. His father made a living painting signs and murals, and his mother worked as a domestic servant. Clay contributed to his family’s finance by working as a janitor at a nearby college. He took up boxing at the age of 12, when he found out when his bicycle got stolen. Young Clay then reported a bike theft to Joe Elsby Martin,…

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    Polarising the nation, The Queen v Baden-Clay case demonstrates the extent to which the Australian media can adversely affect the success of legal proceedings. The Australian adversarial system enforces strict rules of procedure, which are imperative to achieve equality and adequate protection in society. Although it is deemed effective, imperfections are evident (Skwirk Online Education, Nd). The Gerald Baden-Clay case highlights the strengths and weaknesses of the criminal justice system…

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    been a deep divide in the country going all the way back to the nation’s founding. As we look at the “age of Jackson”, we see a contentious divide between Democrats, led and founded by Jackson, and the Whigs party, which Henry Clay represented . Both men, Jackson and Clay held very different views and ideas of the role of democracy, capitalism and the power of the federal government. Andrew Jackson was a war hero and the seventh president of the United States between 1829 to 1837. He grew up…

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